African grey parrots typically lay a clutch of two to four eggs, with some laying three to five eggs per brood. A single African grey can lay multiple clutches per year, but in the wild, they only breed once a year or every other year. If you find an egg, you should leave it with the bird for about a month to see if she abandons it.
How many eggs do African Greys lay?
- Clutch size: 2-4 eggs
- Brood size: 3-5 eggs
- Mating: Eggs may be laid without mating due to hormonal imbalances.
What to do after the eggs are laid
- Incubate: The female incubates the eggs for 26-30 days.
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